Nintex and Office 365: Workflow solutions that take full advantage of mobile, social and cloud investments
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Nintex Workflow for Office 365 and Nintex Forms for Office 365 were born in the cloud to create best-of-breed experiences for automating business processes in Office 365. This session will show how users can build solutions quickly and easily and how professionals can connect them to a world of on-premise data and cloud services like Yammer, SkyDrive, Azure, Twitter, Bing, Google, and much more. For those interested in how real-world, commercial-grade, provider-hosted apps can be created for Office 365, this session will also walk through how the products work.
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- 1. Nintex and Office 365: Workflow Solutions that Take Full Advantage of Mobile, Social, and Cloud Investments MIKE FITZMAURICE, NINTEX SHAREPOINT AND PROJECT CONFERENCE ADRIATICS 2013 ZAGREB, NOVEMBER 27-28 2013
- 2. sponsors
- 3. About Nintex
- 8. Workflow for Everyone Users Developers IT Quick & Easy Powerful & Connected Manageable
- 9. Demo
- 10. Quick & Easy Nothing to deploy Guided and intuitive Decide – Drag – Drop – Done
- 11. Quick & Easy Easy to use Easy to revise Easy to extend Easy to understand
- 12. Powerful & Connected Integrate with cloud services – painlessly Reach beyond a single site Cross-company processes Hybrid processes
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- 16. Now you can… • Build workflows that span tenancies • Build great forms UI in the cloud, for the cloud • Create processes between companies • Automate Office 365 and the entire cloud • Let anyone with a good idea make it happen
- 17. www.nintex.com
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- Pricing starts at $250 a month and that covers upto a 100 users. Subsequent users are charged at $2 users a month. Discounts are available for volume users,longer contracts, and multiple products.